I solved my air flow problems
Here's the problem. When the kitchen air handler was turned on, the air would skip over the kitchen vents and come out the ends at the living room and bathroom. The kitchen would call for cooling bu...
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dougrainer wrote:I've been thinking about this a little bit and can't see any situation where you would want one A/C to split air between the living room and the bathroom.
As the other poster stated, you have made your unit a true 3 zone separate system. As he pointed out, you HAVE to have each AC running for your blocked off Zone for that zone to supply cool/heat.
Between the load shedding feature and the thermostats, you can direct a zoned A/C to any area of the coach you would like. If you are limited to one A/C, that means you can direct the air to the part of the coach you are using, i.e, kitchen / living room during the day and bedroom during the night.
Have you actually lived in one of these coaches with the single ductwork? Having a freezing bathroom during the middle of the night and having the kitchen A/C running constantly is not very practical. I realize that you said this is not normal, but you didn't say how effective the "normal" operation is for cooling the zones.
